Can U

Through The Glass

HighHuman HeadBanger

Waves of Stillness

Orbiting Slow

Lo-fi Jazz

The best is yet to come

Looking for high-quality, royalty-free music for your videos, podcasts, or creative projects? This 41-track collection features a wide variety of background music—from chill lo-fi beats and cinematic scores to upbeat pop, corporate themes, and quirky fun tracks. Whether you're editing a vlog, building a brand video, or just need clean, copyright-safe music for YouTube or social media, this album has something for every creator.

Perfect for:

Vlogs & lifestyle videos

Study & relaxation content

Tutorials & explainer videos

Travel montages & drone footage

Podcasts, livestreams, and reels

Gaming and tech reviews


Ambient Study Flow

Donuts & Cafe Lofi

Donuts Lofi

Reflections on Water

Hocus Focus

Shadows at Night

🗃️ BPM (Tempo): 87
🗃️ Key : Dm
🗃️ Genre : Old School, Boom Bap
🗃️ Mood : Sensual
🗃️ Produced By : Folku

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Imago [87 BPM] ★ Pezet & Louis Villain | Type Beat

Where the Sun Weeps and Whistles

Email: enquiries@asinine.co.uk
Asinine is an independent label and the vehicle for my current projects:  BPD and Gepetto Trio.
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Please contact me if you're interested in this music. If you're an aspiring artist who needs help with marketing or distributing your own music to streaming platforms, let's talk.

One hot summer’s day in the early 1980s, a troubled young schoolkid was being supervised alone in the music room for some forgotten misdemeanor. He spent the period playing a drum kit for the first time in his life, and when he was ready to go, the student teacher who had been supervising signed off his report card with the fateful words: “excellent drummer!”

Throughout the ’90s and ’00s, I played drums in “happy-clappy” churches up and down the country, as well as in college, where I toured with a band named Kurios. I’ve always had music in me. I never properly learned to play a “real” instrument — but why would an undiagnosed autistic kid with ADD want to pluck strings or blow through reeds when he can just hit things?!

These days, as I’m getting older (55) and increasingly disabled (I can no longer manage a full drum kit), I’ve finally found ways to get the music out of my head and into yours through the wonders of technology. I record everything in my home studio using a humble Arturia Minilab 3, a PC running Reaper, and a whole range of tools and plugins.

Now, on the use of AI, let me be absolutely clear:

I do not support the swamping of streaming platforms with “AI slop.” However, as an IT professional with fairly extensive knowledge and experience of AI, I also do not support the indiscriminate dismissal and castigation of any and all use of AI in music production — or any of the arts, for that matter. And as a drummer, I suppose I got over it years ago, back when we were being replaced in studios by computers from the late ’80s onward..!

For me, AI is just another tool in the artist’s toolbox — one that helps me massively shorten and simplify my workflows, and one that’s helped to elevate my craft to something much closer to professionally produced work. I don’t sing (very well), but with AI tools such as Ace Studio, Audime, or Suno Studio, I can turn my own voice — or even simple musical notation — into just about any vocal I can imagine.

I don’t play guitar (at all — I’ve got tiny sausage fingers), but with AI I can turn any melody hammered out on my MIDI controller into a lead guitar, bass riff, or just about any other instrument. I’m a musician, but I’m also an engineer, and I hope those skills — along with my hard work and passion — come through in my music and set it apart from the AI slop which is becoming so prevalent . 🙏🙏🙏 (And yes, I did have ChatGPT proof read this Bio, which is why it's full of em-dash symbols 😅)

As for the lyrics in my songs — the stories they tell — those are all me. They come from my life experiences, and from the obsessive scribbling of the angsty autistic teenager who still lives in my head and believes his poetry is so deeply profound. 😅